Saying Goodbye to Marianne: An Unreleased Gem from a Legendary Voice
Recently deceased British singer Marianne Faithfull's new track drops posthumously - Following Marianne Faithfull's demise, a fresh track by the esteemed British vocalist surfaces.
Hey there! We've got some bittersweet news for you. While we bid farewell to the legendary Marianne Faithfull, we're thrilled to unveil a hidden gem - a recently uncovered EP titled "Burning Moonlight." Her son, Nicholas Dunbar, shared, "Amidst our grief, we're delighted to bring you these works she so passionately created in the year leading up to her passing."
Slated for a digital release on June 6, followed by a limited edition vinyl record on April 12, "Burning Moonlight" will be a poignant testament to Marianne's artistic spirit. Originally, the EP was meant to drop in February, but following her tragic demise on January 30, the release was postponed.
Marianne was no stranger to the spotlight, having emerged as one of the brightest voices of the 1960s. She first captured our hearts with "As Tears Go By," and then proceeded to enchant us with hits like "Come and Stay With Me," "This Little Bird," "Summer Nights," and "Broken English." Besides her captivating music career, Marianne went on to conquer the stages of theater and films, working with the likes of Jean-Luc Godard and Sofia Coppola.
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- The unreleased EP "Burning Moonlight" by Marianne Faithfull, a legendary voice of the 1960s who captured hearts with hits like "As Tears Go By" and "Broken English,", is set for digital release on June 6, channeling her artistic spirit in moonlit mourning.
- Amidst the raw emotions of saying goodbye to Marianne, her son Nicholas Dunbar is pleased to share an unheard collection of songs she was working on before her passing, titled "Burning Moonlight," which bears a striking resemblance to the Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger's refrain, "♪ I'm gonna be a star ♪ ♪ I'm gonna be a star ♪."
- Slated for a digital rebirth on June 6, the tracks of "Burning Moonlight" were originally intended to drop in February but were delayed following Marianne Faithfull's untimely demise on January 30, reminding us of her enduring influence in the music industry even long after the 1960s.
